Austrian onion market remains tense in terms of prices

Published Mar 17, 2023

Tridge summary

The article provides an overview of the current situation of potato and onion markets in Austria. It highlights that potato sales are ongoing with decreasing quality and limited supply, particularly for round varieties. Despite low domestic demand and secondary role of exports due to high prices, the market remains well supplied. On the other hand, the onion market is facing a tense situation due to high demand and limited supply, leading to an increase in prices. Carrot sales in Lower Austria are stable with unchanged prices.
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Original content

The sales of Austrian potatoes continue as usual. The warehouses of growers and packers are slowly but surely emptying. The available quantities of free products are already quite manageable, especially for the round varieties. In addition, the quality of the stored product decreases, as is typical for the season. As a result, the available quantities become even smaller. At the moment, however, the market remains well supplied with product. There are also no significant changes on the sales side. Domestic demand remains at a low level and exports continue to play only a secondary role, given the relatively high domestic price level. Producer prices have not changed since last week. Only in the case of chilled product were there isolated increases in storage prices. At the beginning of the week, prices for potatoes in Lower Austria were usually 30 to 32 Euro/100 kg. The prices were also lower for lots with an above-average grading. Upper Austria also reported unchanged prices of ...
Source: AGF

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